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The small satellite market has been expanding rapidly over the past decade. CubeSats are no longer used solely for educational purposes but have evolved into a vital tool for Earth

SteamJet Space at Space-Comm Expo Europe 2026

March 2, 2026

SteamJet Space will attend the Space-Comm Expo Europe on 4-5 March 2026. It is one of the key space industry events in Europe that is going to take place in

Cold Gas Propulsion for Small Satellites

February 24, 2026

As the space industry shifts toward more compact and agile platforms, selecting the right small satellite propulsion system has become a critical mission-design decision. Among the various technologies available, cold

Electrothermal Propulsion Testing for SteamJet Thrusters

February 16, 2026

Understanding how heat moves through an electrothermal propulsion system is critical when the thruster is mounted directly onto a spacecraft. We conducted a detailed thermal mapping campaign to evaluate operational

Artemis II Mission: Water Propulsion for Crewed Spaceflight

February 10, 2026

SteamJet water propulsion is being demonstrated during NASA’s Artemis II mission, setting a new safety benchmark for CubeSat operations on crewed spaceflight. Artemis II is an upcoming lunar spaceflight mission

SteamJet Thruster One: Testing and Flight Readiness for Artemis II Mission

February 3, 2026

SteamJet Thruster One will perform an orbit correction for South Korea’s K-Rad Cube satellite during the upcoming Artemis II mission. South Korean NaraSpace designed and built the K-Rad Cube satellite

Fuel Tank Burst Pressure Testing for Artemis II Mission Qualification

January 30, 2026

Spacecraft Propulsion Safety for a Crewed Artemis II Mission Tank burst safety is a critical requirement for crewed space missions. For Artemis II mission, SteamJet Space Systems is preparing to

Longest In-Orbit Burn with Steam-Based Propulsion Set for Artemis II CubeSat

January 19, 2026

SteamJet Space Systems will demonstrate spacecraft propulsion during the upcoming Artemis II mission with an orbiting correction for South Korea’s K-RadCube satellite to prevent its re-entry into the atmosphere. The manoeuvre uses

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